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Comp. II Final Exam Review
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-introduces characters, their situations, and, usually, a time and place
Exposition
Inciting incident
Climax
Rising action
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Drama is written primarily to be -
ignored
read silently to oneself
read aloud in a isolation
performed
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A poem which consists of dialogue among characters is called a _______.
Narrative poem
Dramatic poem
Lyric poem
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When words sound alike because they share the same ending vowel and consonant sounds
Symbolism
Rhythm
Alliteration
Rhyme
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Something that
represents
something else; usually conveys an abstraction
Symbol
Simile
Allusion
Irony
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-the way the author sequences and paces the events in a story; the action that takes place
Plot
Characterization
Theme
Symbolism
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A thesis statement for a critical literary essay needs to include _____
The author/poet/playwright
the theme and literary elements
All of these
The title of the story, poem, or drama.
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What describes the suggestions provided by the playwright for how to produce and perform a drama?
proscenium
dramatic narrator
stage directions
dramatis personae
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Supplements/replaces literal meaning, often by creating imaginative connections between ideas and senses
Literal Language
Figurative Language
Archetypes
Myth
10
Which of the following best describes verbal irony?
dialogue that seems to mean one thing but really means something else
occurs only when one character is trying to hide something
conveyed by the author's tone
a subset of dramatic irony
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The pattern of stressed and unstressed syllables in a poem is called -
auditor
rhyme scheme
stress test
meter
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Which of the following is a major element of POETRY?
Patterned arrangement of language
All of the above
Concentration of Intensity
Generates Rhythm
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-arise between characters and something or someone outside themselves
Internal Conflicts
External Conflicts
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A fictional listener within a literary work is called the _____.
auditor
eavesdropper
narrator
speaker
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-when a character struggles to reconcile two competing desires, needs, duties, or parts of self
External Conflict
Internal Conflict
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Readers can learn about characters when reading fiction through
Dialogue
Author's direct statement
What other characters say about them
All are useful
17
When considering audience in writing a literary essay, you should assume which of the following?
audience does not need you to provide examples to support your points
audience has not read the work and needs you to retell in its entirety
audience may not share your opinions about your topic
audience needs you to define all common literary terms
18
The voice that tells an audience a fictional story is referred to as _________________.
the protagonist
the auditor
the narrator
the author
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A literary element that recurs in the literature and myths of other cultures across time is -
metonymy
a metaphor
an archetype
humor
20
A poem associated with brevity, musicality, and the expression of intense feeling is called a _______.
Narrative poem
Dramatic poem
Lyric poem
21
When a word, sound, phrase, or line is repeated regularly in a poem, it is called a(n)____.
refrain
allusion
synechdoche
irony
22
In literature, what is a foil?
the leader of the chorus in a Greek tragedy
the antagonist
a character designed to illuminate another character by contrast
the heroine in a romantic comedy
23
The technique of listening to and marking stressed and unstressed syllables and counting feet in poetry is called -
stanza
scansion
rhythm
mathematics
24
_______ is the repetition of initial consonant sounds.
blank verse
assonance
alliteration
rhyme
25
When an author gives the reader a look into the future, even if it is just a subtle hint, it is called -
Telepathy
Flashback
Foreshadowing
Prophesy
26
Describing non-human things in human terms (with human qualities)
Personification
Irony
Onomatopoeia
Oxymoron
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The point of view which takes the reader inside all of the characters in a story is called
objective
first-person
limited
omniscient
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Which of the following describes a flat character?
a protagonist who feels oppressed by larger forces
a character who is not very interesting
a character who represents a specific social or cultural gro
a character who behaves and speaks in predictable, repetitive ways
29
Fiction often relies on
setting
to establish_______
mood
All of these
situation
character
30
Which of the following describes a round character?
a complicated, life-like character
a character who behaves and speaks in predictable, repetitive ways
a character who represents a specific social or cultural group
a character who is not very interesting
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-turning point; moment of greatest emotional intensity; pivotal incident
Climax
Rising action
Inciting incident
Resolution
32
Which of the following is a major element of
setting
?
Time of the story
Social environment
All of these are major elements of the setting.
Location of the story
33
Anxious feeling about what is about to happen in a story
Situational Irony
Foreshadowing
Suspense
Dynamics
34
The implied meanings or associations that accompany a word are called its ____.
denotation
consonance
assonance
connotation
35
A comparison using "like" or "as"
Simile
Metaphor
Couplet
Allusion
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A group of lines arranged together in a poem is called a(n) ______.
stanza
pictoral
meter
block
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A direct or explicit comparison (not using like or as)
Metaphor
Euphemism
Irony
Simile
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A reference to something in previous literature, legend, or history
Symbol
Allusion
Illusion
Metaphor
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Which of the following most appropriately defines a story’s theme?
a general summary of the story’s action
a description of the story’s subject, often deriving from its title
a comparison between one character, action, or setting and another
a story’s central idea or message
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A poem that tells a story; it has a plot related by a narrator.
Dramatic
Narrative
Lyric
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A situation or language in which the opposite of what is expected is done or said.
Imagery
Irony
Hyperbole
Paradox